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The fraction jumped into the boiling water because that caused it to be reduced.
<h3>Why did the fraction want to be reduced?</h3>
- To facilitate your completion.
- To become more attractive.
- To become faster to resolve.
Long fractions can scare people and be difficult to resolve. Therefore, the best way to solve this is to present reduced fractions, but quick and easy.
For this reason, fractions are tempted to jump into hot water, as this will "dissolve" some of them, making them simpler to solve.
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